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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-24

Derfeben. Set fO6te man 70 In mir,
als Id Die Sreppe ruff ling u11 uf bic
StraBe mar. Sp'n bun6ert Sdritt
tpeiter iebe i'd bic brei GeTiemoFet ife.
ben, bic fd u~nbdnbig freuem. ga, tuars
tie ttat., benfe Id, als id ben Meumann
int Dole frieie, Der NaI fpa Sir fauer
uffoBen. Sd fate feenen Son mid, aber
als i'd ran bin I'm Neumant1 mir in ION
re@ten iutmtetige1 Son faet: Set is
bod me bermoite S@aftoppspar ie<
tpefen, be ton1te i'd mid mebr an mir
baltet un i'd baute inn eei1e int pro,
fiji rim.
@ori.: Mun, enbli9 fnb sic fotueit.
Sic fole1 ibn aber mebrmals gei6la.
gen unb ibn 10 3ugeri9tet baben, baB
Ct ftinf Sage arbeitsunfdbig NOR.
Mngefl.: SD too, arbeitsunfdbig2
Der bat ia f@on am Montag tpieoer
S9aftopp ieipielt. I'm benn Is bet 10
Gener, Der bic Nrbeit als'n Weie iebt,
in Winter, tpenn mid iebaut tpirb, benr
is ct Mtaurer, un in'n 6ommer is ct
S@neef6ipper.
gori.: Na, no, Der Manr erndbrt
fd bur6 feiner 9dabe Arbeit. Mlrt
ent1tanb alfo aDii@en Sbner cine
s9l6gerei, big Fe i9lieBIi9 Ollie CUR
Wa9e gebra@t purben.
Mngetl.: Bet mar Der 5@luB bon't
Beriniegen.
So bur9 bic 8eueisaufnabn1e bic
Mngaben bes Nngeflagten Inn Meientlis
den befdtigt pnrben, 10 tam Ct nit ei.
ner @efcmmtifrafe bon Is Mart babpn.
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Gau's

SIS 9iebt r1ebr Qatarrb in bieier Sc.
genb bes 2atbes, ais ale anberrt
3ran.beiten 3ufammengenommen, iinb
bis In ben lebteu Sabrer belt man i'm
fur unbeilbar. 8iele Sabre lang er.
fldrten i'm Softoren fur cine locale
3raufbeit unb berf@rieben locale 6eils
mittel unb erfldrten ibn, neil He ibn
beftdnbig nit loealer B~ebanblung ni9t
furirten, fur unbeiIbar. Sic WiEen.
i@aft bat bemieien, baB Der &atorrb
cine @onfitutionstramtbeit 1T unb boz
Der cine conffitutiDnsmdbige Bebanbs
lung erforbert. 9an's Ratarrbs Rur,
fabriSirt bon s. s. gbenep 6 Co.. So,
lebo, Sbio, 1T bic einaige ieBt i'm
Warfte befinbli9e conifitutionele Sur.
sic tpirb in Gaben bon 10 Sropfen au
eiuem 3beeI6ffelpoa eingenommen.
Sic tpirft brett auf bas 8lut unb bic
i9Ieimisen Dberndden bes Spitems.
Sic bieten burtbert Dollars fir ieben
Gau on, ben es nt6t furirt. 2abt Sud
@irculare unb 3eugnife tommeit.
Mbreffirt
8. 5. GbeneD & 6 o.,
SoIebo, ..
Es-gerfauft bon Npotbeferu. IS Gents.
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L. HUTH & SOHN.
bic alte unb betpdbrte
Il. 9pl5maaren>,

Warben. muO &atuensAp anbluna
$50, a2s NIB ass Marit>e .ress,
Can Mntonto- 2eTaS.
Sabem erbaIten eine @ar.eaonns
D. 2anbretb & Spbn i m E.
reten.
Erab . grbien, Bobnen nnb Rorn, Eelb . aoru
peiSes unb selbe8. gbenfau8 srbaIten: Cine
garlabung 8. 2anbretb & Sobn e1te Samen.
R~artofela, oils mie extra Garth Iermont,
earlb Noie, Beautb of 1ebron, @bite Gle
plant unb neue Sorten, @arielb unb State
Of Brain.
griparten cine garIabmna Carly Nmber unb
garlb Orange 3nderrobr. Sanen, aetu6bnIide
nnb German Wilet, gsbptifdes Meis. unb
Beienforns 9 amen. IN Saub: Sobnfon, Mixeb
Rafure, Sr@arb, Werrenial Mbe, ,inb @aien.
@ras @amea. @eiber fdmenif4er 2afer.
Mgentet fit MietIeBIne @ra8Mett.
pfIige, ftnb bic beften, einfa9aen, btaiafen,
fdrtfet uab Ieiht seben6fen @eitpfIise ; t6n.
nen NIT atuei 9uten 9ferben ober MuIen bear>
bettet tperoen. G~benfals xTongueless Blue
Bell, Beauty nn6 v2aurel@,, gan3 1dbI,
riding and walking Cultivators nit ODER obne
Rorn> unb Baumiuollen. 4fan3er.
Mgenten fir BITE b~erabmten Brinly Pfuege,
Rlanet II. Horse Hoe and Cultivators COM
Dined, Sanb S~amenSrius, 3fIiiae uab guI.
tipatoren. gnf. .. 4re9t @nrfmaf1inen unb
6ntder ntenftlten, 9arrtfon Bros. & Co., 3u
Webrau9 fertig gemif9te Garbeu, @bas. Nutb8
3onigsG xtreetoren, Bienen,& at9er, Mefer Il.
Bir faufen brett bon Gabriten unb b~erfaufen
"a ben niebrisifen Marftpreiien far "cash".
j.. Huth e Sohn.
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gaIifpruin meine.

Weinliebbaber finben Elm eroBes 2as
ger bon feinet California Meineu BET
0errn s. 5. Meper ON Mamo
plaaa. 9err Weper fuGt BITE Meine
an Drt uno Stele aus uhb farft brett
aus benz Seller Der Wein3ii9ter. s1ls
gutem 3euner gelingt es ibul ffeis, bic
beffen Sortem ars5um6blen. Ct fanr
feline 2unben un6 6arailien nit einenl
gIten Sropfen berieben. &otbs urtb
WeiBuetne in porstgliGer NuaIitdt
bon fest ab $1.00 per @aIone - frei
ins 6aus geliefert.
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tnbeB feline pobIfeile 5a6s, uno Oer
e9ulSige. Der fein 8ermbgen befbt,
erfldrt oHen, baB er oaau ni1t i'm
@taaoe Tel, ba obnebin bas BegrdbniB
feines Yrubers inn bel Soften perrr.
ia6t babe. Man ermdbiet bie etrafe
enbli9 auf 100 Sbaler, bod au9 Oisie
berrnag Der gauer ni9t gu aablen.
Wdbrenooem nimmt Der prebiger
am folgenben Gonntase auf Der &an3el
bas e~benbaielbit geiprO6ene @ebet fur
ben Selbitm6roer 5uriid. Das muB
natiirli9 geben, ba es bur9 einen prie.
fer, bur9 einen Diener Der Stride, ges
f9eben 1T. Ser 966fe foQ alio auf
bas a9t Sage aupor geipro@ene @ebet
teine Giidii@t nebmen!
9te Sa9e pdre 5ur 3~ufrie5enbeit
bes &ir6enratbes abgema9t. Muf
@nabe bot Der Selbfm6rber brobett
ti9t gu boffen, unb bdtte er He beteits
erbalten, 10 muB aud fie 3uriidgenom.
men tperoen. .gs bleibt inbeB INNER
nod bas ungliid ber enttpeibten @lode
unb Der bunbert Sbaler Strafe, tpelde
Der Grebler, Der Bauer, ni9t be3ablert
min, neil ct fe ni6t bat.
Wieber ton1mt Der Rir9enratb aus
iammen, Inn iber bic enttpeibte @Irde
au beratben. Gin finger @ebanfe fdnt
ni9t einem Seben iofort etn. gnbli9
f9eint bic Weisbeit Salomonis lit ienerl
Grets eipge3oger gu fem. 90 Der 8auer
bic @lode ,ti9t umgieBen la1en min, ba
bic 1erren i'm Gir9enratbe bies aus
ibrer Saf9e aud ni9t beforgen m6gen,
ba tnbeB bic gntmeiburg ber @lode
ni@t 5leiben bari, 10 bef9liebt man,
entfpre9enb Der 3uradnabme bes @es
betes bur@ ben prebiger, aud bos
3 o6ten9auer 3urhf3unebs
m en-, unb ba fi9 bies rtdt 10 sobnebin
tbutt ldBt, benn bic S6ne Der @lode
inb Iaut iber Wieien urb GeIb, iiber
bas 9anae 9erf unb all Die flugen R6pfe
bingebaat, 10 faBt man ben uniagbar
peifen gntf6luB, bas 3obtenf9auer
5urid3uIduten. Mm fDlgenbeit
Worgen tpirb otes uirtli9 ausgefabrt.
Ser 2l6ppel Der @Inde mirb
bertebrt In berfeIben aufs
geb6ngt unb bas SDbtenf9auer
mirb ri@tig 3uridgeIdutet -
nun 1T Bite @lofe tuieber getpeibtl
Wir mtfen ausbridli9 berborbeben,
6aB in benz Rir9enratbe nt9t ettpa
ausbanbige @pabu6geI fben, fDnberrt
baB bies MQes nit bpllem grnife unb
boiler Mirbe atsgefibrt porben 1T.
Wieberbolen mtifen mir inbeB, baB bas
S0rf, in tpeldem biefes gei9ab, ttur
cine CUTE Stunbe bprt S96ppenifebt
entfernt Iiest.
IS Eleibt ttur nod bic gintreibung
BET Strafe BEG 8auern. Serielbe bIeibt
Bel feiner Meigerung. Mar jeBt bic
Strafe eitbIi1 ouf fitnf3ig Sbaler Der.
ab. Ser prebiger brdngt ibu, bod
aud biefe tam Ct ti9t be3ablen. Ssn
ieiner NDtb tperbet CT fi9 enbIi1 an
BITE 5utGGffebenbe @eri1tsbeb6rbe.
I'm fi1 bort Natb 3u erbDlen. Ser bes
trefenbe @eri6tsbeamte iagt ibrn, Ct
Tel ni9t berpfi9tet, einerl 3baler 3u
5abIen, unb CT fei elm Sbor, tuetltt er es
tbue, unb 10 febrt ct b~erubtgter bein.
Ct besiebt f9 nun gu benz prebiser
unb erbietet fi1, breiBig 3baIer au 3ohs
len. Da inbeB ber prebiger allf ben
finf3is Sba!ern nit berfelben 3dbig.
teit bebarrt, tpie Gbplpd auf feinem
69ein, 10 ertldrt inn ber Bauer tir3
unb biin6ig, er babe gar tti9t t6tbig,
xlt.co Al, Ln4o6Tn~ ..SS 1nAI snn -
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g. S. Mauer,

POS Wefts gommercefraB {,
bdlt elm groBes urb iebr ~geudbltes 2as
get BON Sapeten, &%ouIeaur,
8iIberrabmeu unb 2etter n,
u1b ferner ueben 3ei9nensM aterialien
aler Mrt, Garben unb Mnftrei,
der Materialien, beionoers
6ammers fertig gemtf1te
Jarben, bic beften unb biligften TN
Marfte, BITE unter boiler @arantie pers
fault perben. s T. unb Gpies
geIgIas uub anbere In biefes Sad
i9lagenbe Mrtifel; iuorirr 6err Miiuer
bas gr6Bte Eager i'm Weften bes @taa.
tes bat. Nuftrdge aus benz 2anbe tpers
ben prompt alsgefibrt.
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Sbmadbe Mt1tttter,

iuelde TIRE bole Rannestrait unb Glafiaiiat
osS Settles Dieber au e~rlaaseti piinf6en, erbal.
ten ~unent9eltIid Austunft iber elm neues
Setlberfabren. tpeI9es id bic iett in
leoein e~tnaelaen Sale sldnsenb bepdbrt bat.
Bebanolnns ebenio eiafad wie biuis. Sober
lem eisensr arst. Bun nebf anpeifuns anr
2silnns GRATIS. Wan abreffre: NrtDate
Vlinic 8 Gtepenfart, 15 g. Gpus
ten Ctr, Rem Yprf, ". o.
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@dldmde! edlandel edlande /

MeiBe @6ldu@e gun, SprinfeIn :
3oa Is Gent per SUB. 6@uar5e
S9ldu6e, 3 3oa Sur@mefer Is, %
unb Is @ents per SUB bel
90. 3. Gntterfioe & &c.,
plumber & @~asfttter,
6,5,4Mt go. 1876 6ouitoa Str.
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Nu6lens Mrntea.zalhe.

Die bette Salbs Der xSelt fur Sdnitte
0uetf9unsen, Gefdpire, Gisber, unb Saut.
ausf9Ias, 6le4te, ssfprnnsene 9dnbe, Grofi,
beulen uns ale Sauttronfbeiten; furtrt ga.
msrrboibsn cber feline 8esabInns. B6aiee
Sattsfeation garantirt ODER baB Sch nirb
tnri6erfatiet. rs gtnts bic SGoAtd BEL u
Dretb
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" Beffduf DON N~pOtDeterII, 70 Ge
8atnrrb>3mr
Ser sheriff p,nhou nm MeeI

Ser Sheriff RenbaI bon Meeter,
Colorado. lift in 8egleituug BON Is
gutbepaffneten unb gut berittenen
@ren5 : Nnfiebiern aufsebro@en, I'm
bic Snbianer 3u ue~rfolgen. bic it@ etpa
$50 on Der 3abl = in bic oi9ten WdIs
Der etpa rs Weeilen BON Mester 3urid.
gesogen baben.
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Das Aiikwarfslauteu.
Cine munbe rfame, aber mabre
@ef9t9te.

gon Trtebr. Trtebrtd.
8 aberslaube, bidFe @adt,
SHE briidf BIZ fdiper bic 9Selt
Das 2i9t, es it umlonit ertpadt
4m boben SimmelS5eIt.
&Iateu.
On einem beitereu, fonntgen Morger
ert6nte in Dem braunf6nei9if9en Sorfe
o., pel6es freili9 t1ur eine quite
Stunoe bon S96ppenitebt entfernt, boz
gegen faft unmttteIbar an Der Berlin.
36lner @ifenbabn gelegen lit, aIio an
Der groBen @erfebrss uub 9anbelsaber,
tuel9e ben SFen Seutf9lanbs nit benz
We1fen berbinbet, Elm eiufa9es ernites
@eldute. Gs mar UNI reilt ubr Mprs
gems. Vile, tpel9e biefe eruften 96re
b6rter, tDubten, baB fe ni9t bie Sc,
nteittbe gum Gottesbief riefeu, benn es
mar Werftag, fnabern baB He einem
Matnte Der @emeinbe, einem einfa6en
Bdtterit galten, ber am Sage 3ubor ba.
bingei9ieben mar. Mar1er, Der auf
benz Gel6e bef9dftigt tpar, belt iebt nit
feiaer Mrbeit inne unb b6rte auf bic
Gldnge, pel@e 10 feierIi9 unb ernit
6ur@ bic Hare MDrsenluft btnt6nten.
sic tparen fiir i'm ia eine Meabnung an
Die Sterbli9feit ales @taubgebornen.
Man9er mag aud untpiafirli9 bic
6dnbe aufammengelegt un6 benz @es
ff%prbenett Elm tur5es Gebet na@geianbt
BQben.
gs berrf9t ndn1li6 in bortiger @e=
geno auf benz 3atbe bic alte Site, bob
iebem @eforbenea, ber BEN @emeinbes
perbarbe Der Stride augeb6rte, ben
Morgeil mad feinem 0ini9eiben nm
iaeu1 ubr Elm fogenanntes rSobtens
f9auer@ geldutet wirb. gs ion bic
Runbe bon benz 6eimgange beg getrefe
fenben bur9 bic Gemeinbe bintraget,
es lou Mae auforbern, elm turaes @ebet
fir ibn gu fpre9en unb ion glei9iam
elm ebrenbDfer Wadruf fein, ben BITE
Stride ibrem 6abingef1ie6enen Mnges
b6rigen nddienbet. @epiB eine iM6ne
unb meni9Ii9e Site SIT benz Muaeu-
bIide, tuenn bic Glpde ibren Na@ruf
ert6nen ldBt, tuerben bic @ebQnfen aler
Gemeitbemitglieber auf ben @ef1ie6es
tten bingeIenft unb bic S6ne fIi1gen 70
ernf, 10 langiam. 10 feierIi9, 6ab fe
unDtlfarli6 In ieber 8rut eine milbe
un6 b~erf6bnenbe @timmu1g unb ben
@ebanten: De mortuis nil nisi bene
(pon ben 8erforbeneu rebe ntatt MIR
8utes) ertpsden.
Der Gefforbene mar elm einfa6er
Bauer, un6 einfa9 unb ffiG tuur6e er
gum Griebbof getragen unb bort In bic
Grbe gefentt. Mm folgenben @onntag
tpurbe. ME es glei9falls in bortiaer
Gegenb Site If, bott benz prebiger Ser
Geuteinbe, benz Superintenbenten g.,
uitmtittelbar nod Der prebigt bon ber
Ran3el berab elm flr3es Danfgebet fir
bas gef6iebene Mitglieb Der Rirde uub
Der @emeinSs gefpro6en. SIS 1T bas
0arW pen Mtaflo Deg pftetters gefagte
9eoe. el1e gttte Der SlrcQe. ia Der gart=
5sn Vemelloe an pen Do@lteit, ftf bes
Wslgleoeiea IN 1aaoen oll3u1ebilen
uao Mpet ole UeDler UNI Stitoen, bic
g mi1 Hg 9enoMmen, N pdtertlfb rltls
GET, perIogIenoer 2Setle 5u rtd9tei.
PIG 9rauel l-nerofeltet ftd9 idon
weHlge Page oaIauI 10 penn PORTE NIT
elHem Itale ole perDaagntBoole Gurbe,
peg 2oDIs, gem en- eprlwes UegraotItB
~ agetI gemoIDen, penn oas Sooters
fl0IIRT 0RIHIIIRT mnfn f1f non MN AoA
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0p1aalm1aetigs
HAM BURCER
BRUST THEE
atafa graf- nno Ganasaleioen.

aa 8eridte iiber Or. @usnit aSris's Sartburs
aer BraittHee, iuel6e Dor Sabret er5ielt wurbeu
iinb iest bejtatigt iperben.
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i1nabertrefli4e Gnsieban8l
ueber cine balbe MiliDn Uerlcpi.
La. s.. Il.
Qpuiiiana @tate Qpttern Gn.

wv
Diefes Snfitnt nurbe TN Sabre 1883 fin
er3tebnnss. unb @obltbdtigleits 8pede bon
esr StaatsIegisIatur sefetIid ineorporiri.
0ur9 elm Electromagnetic 8otnm tpuyben lire
Medte ein SbeiI BET sesenpdrti9en Gtaatseou.
1tttution, angeuontrten am 2. December 1879.
Shrs sroBen 8tebunsen eiaAeI.
men VI nrmmern fnben mtonatIiG itatt.
Die nnterdei6neten Banten unS Baufiers
weroen aQe @euinue In Der 2ouifiana Gtoatss
2otterie, bic ibnen prd1entirt perben, aussabItu.
5. $. S8lesbA, Yrdi. Ga. Seat. Banf.
%. 2anaur, Yrdi. State Scat. Bonf.
u. Ddlbwin, Yrdi. n. 8. 0at. Bouf.
Carl Rcbn, Brdi. Union Scat. 4auf.
@rrbt utDtatlt@e 3te9uma
ID ber Acabeut Of Maufe, Wep Drleans
Sienftas Ben 10. September 1887.
9aupt9epint $4,000.
100000 Sidets ju $40 iebes.
9albe S.. 6anftel 81. 3ebnteI 81.
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SaiMer nit Griole aneeiuanht.
2ensont, SHs., 81. Sanuar, 1887,
Or. Magtft Q5nis's hamburger Brrfhibee To
Elm aanS undergraduates WitfeI gegen Grfdfs
trueeit ufb bat iTb in biefiger @egenb fho1i
felt tdngen SabreIt befpdbrt. 5t ben ~tfteffte1
~5antiIien wir6 er itets uorrdtbig aebaIten.
S. @. B~obenj9d#.
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Sabre lasise seiasi sebsilt = eebtember 1876.
DIT Senbau, 81. 9.
t1eber cit Ssabr lit i'd an 8ruaf9mersen
uitb riots ruoIte belfen, Bis i'd ineine Sufln9t
50 Or. A.iauit aonis's hamburger 8rufttbee
SoBn MiIIer.
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TH1 casaLEs 4. meEIEa Co. Baltimore. ma.
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IL Sabre fbattt = hauerith 0ebtiIt.
DIT 2en6an, 81. g., s. Sebriiar 1887.
Ge6s@ndete Or. Mug. aSnig's Sainbnrger
wrtiittbes baben 8ruft59tner5ert gebettt. an oes
tea ID felt Sabret gelitten bate.
Sobn miller.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-03
YESTERDAYS SECOND EDITION.
THE following items of news appeared in our
Second Edition of Sunday:l
Eighty Years of Army Life.

Eighty Years OF Army L1f0s
BERLIN, Jan. Emperor William to-day
celebrated the eightieth anniversary of his en-
trance into the Prussian army by receiving all
Prince Frederick William The Crown Prince
addressed the Emperor as follows:
The army celebrates with your Majesty the day
upon which, eighty years ago you entered the army.
On several occasions have been fortunate in
ing before chief in to thank him for tiding
however your Majesty look back upon sixteen
years which have been richly blessed by peace-years
above all dedicated to the undisturbed development and
strengthening of empire which only established
succeeded because your Maiesty's competent and
active leadership raised the capabity of the army to
that state of perfection of which every German
soldier is justly proud The Prussian principle.
and army, because both are always ready to
defend their country has, by your Majesty s
care become the property of the whole German
nation In this natural capability lies greatest
again tell your Majesty that strong and united
nation in grateful fathfulness always ready for
rifces. trusts in its Emperor aad leader in looks
with joyful confidence upon him the preserver of
the peace and chershes the wish that Gods blessings
in fullness may dwell upon him.
who, he said, allowed him to enter the army in
the hope that he would experience better
times than Prussia then endured. Providence
had permitted him to see such happy times in
the fullest measure. These better days were
especially due to the successes of the army.
Here the Emperor, much moved, embraced the
Crown Prince. and afterward General Won
Moltke, to whom he spoke in an earnest manner,
thanking him for his unparalleled services.
Finally. turning to the other officers present. he
said he hoped TO meet them again on the 1st OF
January 1888
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judicial work is the least part OF the whole.
Printers ink and clerical hslp alone would 60

judicial work is the least part Of the whole
Printers ink and clerical hslp alone would 60
far to remedy the present situation.
The most important function, therefore.
of the appellate court should be to decide finally
all questions from which it is proposed to
lieve the Supreme Court This would include
all disputed questions of fact, and all matters
depending on the renewable discretion of the
trial court. OF course this scheme involves
necessarily right of appeal in some form in the
nature of a writ of error from the appellate
court to the Supreme Court But this appears
to me- to be so indispensable to the stability,
unity and harmony of the law, that any change
would be worse than none. The allowance of
two successive appeals is not by any means an
unm!tigated evil There many legal Ques
tons so complicated, difficult, and important
than justice between the parties, and the inter
ests of the public who to be bound by the
rule established, will be greatly promoted by
the thorough discussion thus secured. 1t would
against frivolous and unnecessary appeals.
Thus, authority might be given TO
the appellate court to certify, in
cases in which all the evidence was in the record
that the result reached on the trial below was
clearly right whatever view should be taken Of
the disputed questions of law presented, and so
end the controversy without entering upon
those questions, or sending them to the Supreme
Court Moreover, the appeal from the appellate
court need not be allowed matter Of right,
but only upon the order of judge of that
court made on such preliminary examination as
should satisfy him that the case presented a
proper question for review.
The main point ls that the jurisdictions of the
two courts shall be laid. not on parallel lines in
the same plane. but in two planes with that OF
the Supreme Court in the upper one.
r. s. TAYLOR.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-03
A Comprehensive Test of the Breeds.

Breeders Gazette.
Professor j. W. Sanborn offers the services of
the Missouri State Agricultural College farm to
the breeders and stockmen of the country for
the purpose of carrying on an extensive trial of
the breeds to aid in settling most important
questions of interest to stockmeD and farmers,
He states that food has so profound an in
fuence on animal growth that our slaughter
rings at fat-stoek shows, as DOW conducted are
valueless for the purposes for which they are
used Food has made with him 40 per cent.
difference in the fat of hoga and has varied its
color and consistency. Food influence
marbiing and development of fat cattle may be
moro pronounced than breed Thus our cattle
from different breeders hands may show more
the influence of food than of breed, and lead us
only into false conclusions Professor Sanborn
has asked the national associations for each
breed to donate ten calves to the Missouri State
farm. at weaving, to be selected by experts ap-
pointed by each association, from the best rep
resentatves of each beef breed. The following
purposes to be served:
l. These cattle will be the best and official
representatives of their breed, and thus not
challengeable. 2. All food will be weighed that
is eaten and thus. fifty head of such steers,
the food required for a steers growth can. for
the first time be fairly ascertained 3. The in
creased cost OF growth an animal advances in
age or weight can be accurately known and cal
culated uron. 4. The varying growths of the
breeds at VARYING ages can be found. s. The
food required to make pound of growth on
each breed will be found. or the amount required
W mature rach oreeu o. Dy oisioihE inc teI
into three lots the influence Of varying foods on
marbling and fat in general he found.
4 The economy of food rations can be we'll
tested. g. When fed upon the same food fair
test of the relation of breed to marblng to
quality of meat will be obtained. 9. These and
other points to be tested will be done without
prejudice, at public station and for the whole
country. 10 The weights of the various vital
and other organs and parts will be taken. Ii. A.
study of the meat. fat etc. will De made under
the microscope and in the chemical laboratory,
as we'll as by butchers.
In short. the trial is to be full both prac
tcaliy and scientifically, foods being analyzed,
and no pains and expense being spared to make
the trial exhaustive. We are glad to state that
up TO writing all the associations asked TO aid
this work have most generously and broadly
placed a committee and ton cattle at the disposal
for this work of the State farm in question.
Assurances are given that every one of the beef
breeds will be represented
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-03
Run Down at a Crossing.

Fort WAYNE, Ind, Jan. AT o'clock
this evening the fast express bound east, under
high speed, struck a sled containing twenty
young people who were crossing the track
of the Pttsburg Fort WAYNE & Chicago railroad,
two miles east of this city, en- route to country
residence for the purpose of attending a
dance. Mrs. Lizzie Lepper, aged twenty
three. and Miss Tina Minecker, aged
seventeen, were instantly killed. Miss
Lottie Elk had leg broken; Miss
Lizzie Canning. ribs broken; Miss Lena
Haigbt, arm broken: Miss Emma Shuler. leg
broken; Miss Gusta Heine back badly injured;
Miss Lizzie Weilke and Miss Belle Bishop,
badly bruised and suffering from nervous pros
tration.
The party was being driven by Byron West
rumb who the train approaching rapidly
and was implored by the gentlemen to stop,
but did not heed them. The gentlemen
jumped out, but the ladies did not succeed
in doing this until too late. The scene Just after
the accident was heartrending. A relief train
was promptly sent to the scene with a corps OF
surgeons. and the dead and wounded properly
cared for.